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Christians for Impact

JD Bauman
Christianity
Earning To Give
Effective Altruism
Global Health
PEPFAR
HIV/AIDS
Development Economics
Financial Careers
Quantitative Trading
Factory Farming
Animal Welfare
USAID
Impact Investing
Charity In India
Child Mortality
USAID Freeze
George Bush
Antiretroviral Medication
Child Health
Bible Translation

Conversations with Christians about the world's most pressing problems and how you can impact them during and after university.

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Sarah Eustis-Guthrie is now a Program Officer at GiveWell, the world's leading charity evaluator, where she helps direct over $150 million a year toward the most cost-effective malaria interventions. A University of Chicago graduate who came to Chris... more

Can a Christian follow the way of Jesus inside one of the world's most powerful and cynical institutions? And what does faithful public service actually look like when the stakes are millions of lives? JD explores this theme with Santiago Gonzalez, a... more

Can one in five people worldwide really be reached with God's word in their lifetime, and what does it take to make that happen? JD explores this with James Poole, Executive Director of Wycliffe Bible Translators UK & Ireland, whose unlikely journey ... more

Can a civil servant really shape billion-pound budgets and shift national policy? JD explores this with Kirsten Horton, a middle manager in the UK civil service, whose journey from prairie schoolteacher in Edmonton to policy insider in Westminster, b... more

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James Poole
Leader of Wycliffe Bible Translators UK and Ireland (formerly Cambridge/UK vicar)
Wycliffe Bible Translators UK & Ireland
Episode: James Poole: Is the End of Bible Translation Near? #20
Kirsten Horton
EA Lifestyles blogger; Christian public policy professional
EA Lifestyles; Civil Service (UK)
Episode: Kirsten Horton: Why Ambitious Christians Should Work In Civil Service #19
Tommy Kumpf
Quantitative trader at Susquehanna International Group
Susquehanna International Group
Episode: Tommy Kumpf: Funding Missions by Earning to Give #18
Samuel Dupret
Research Manager for the Happier Lives Institute
Happier Lives Institute
Episode: Samuel Dupret: Does Money Buy Happiness? (Happier Lives Institute) #17
Henry Kaestner
Co-founder of Sovereigns Capital and advocate for faith-driven investing
Sovereigns Capital
Episode: Henry Kaestner: Solving the World's Greatest Problems Through Faith-Driven Investing #16
Thom Norman
Co-founder of FarmKind, a charity focusing on factory farming and animal welfare.
FarmKind
Episode: Thom Norman: Why Money Matters Most in Fighting Factory Farming (FarmKind) #15
Colin Aitken
Development economist with a PhD in algebraic topology, co-author of the PEPFAR report
Episode: Colin Aitken: Today's Greatest Humanitarian Crisis (PEPFAR) #14
Caroline Oliveira
Finance and Development Director at Synergia Animal
Synergia Animal
Episode: Caroline Oliveira: Tackling Factory Farming as a Christian Fundraiser
Nicolas Laing
A doctor from New Zealand living in rural Uganda, co-founder of OneDay Health
OneDay Health
Episode: Nicolas Laing: Tackling Healthcare "Black Holes" in Rural Uganda

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Great podcast on living out your faith using reason and evidence

    I have really enjoyed this podcast since discovering it. The conversations are always interesting, thoughtful, and well-informed. I enjoy the wide range of topics covered, integration or Biblical truth, empirical evidence, and practical advice when discussing how to maximize one’s impact for the Kingdom.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    notwario
    United Statesa year ago

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Reviewers highlight the content as both informative and inspirational, particularly in how it connects faith with practical action.
The podcast is praised for its diverse range of topics and the expert perspectives it brings on pressing global issues.
Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions that integrate thoughtful insight with real-world applications.

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Santiago Gonzalez: Can You Serve Pharaoh and God? #21
Q: What are some biblical examples of Christians working in policy that inspire you?
The story of Joseph stands out: he operated with integrity in a non-Israelite kingdom, built systems to feed people during famine, and always kept his relationship with God at the forefront, illustrating how faith-guided leadership can shape policy and serve the vulnerable.
Kirsten Horton: Why Ambitious Christians Should Work In Civil Service #19
Q: What are exit options for civil servants who want different career paths later?
Possible exits include consultancy, think tanks, advocacy groups, or roles in political parties; movement between public and charitable sectors can be feasible.
Kirsten Horton: Why Ambitious Christians Should Work In Civil Service #19
Q: Is AI changing how civil servants work, and what does it mean for career paths?
AI could reduce the workload from analyzing large volumes of public responses, but its impact depends on how quickly and effectively departments adopt it; adaptability and grasp of new tech will matter.
Kirsten Horton: Why Ambitious Christians Should Work In Civil Service #19
Q: What advice would you give someone starting today who wants to work in the UK civil service?
Use the Civil Service Jobs site, study the Civil Service Behaviours rubric, practice interview questions, and consider building coalitions and explaining ideas clearly to decision-makers.
Kirsten Horton: Why Ambitious Christians Should Work In Civil Service #19
Q: How did you transition from teaching to civil service in the UK?
I moved from Canada to London, started teaching, then pursued policy by seeking advice from someone already in policy and reading available rubrics online to prepare for interviews.

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Focused on addressing pressing global issues through a Christian lens, this podcast features insightful conversations that explore how individuals can create meaningful impact during and after their university years. Guests include advocates and experts from various fields, discussing topics ranging from ethical animal welfare and faith-driven investing to healthcare in underdeveloped regions and humanitarian initiatives. The unique approach couples personal faith journeys with actionable community-oriented solutions, making it particularly appealing to those seeking to align their values with their actions in a rapidly changing world.

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1. James Poole
2. Kirsten Horton
3. Tommy Kumpf
4. Samuel Dupret
5. Henry Kaestner
6. Thom Norman
7. Colin Aitken
8. Caroline Oliveira

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